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2007 Awardees

$750.00 Poster Award

Stephanie T. Ward, BSc, London, 1st Author
“Supportive Nursing Care in the Management of Two Siblings Diagnosed with Non-Classical CYP11B1 Deficiency Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia.”

Margaret E. Roberts, BSc, 1st Author
“A Preliminary Study to Establish Patient Satisfaction in a Specialist Endocrine Centre with Regards to the Practical and Cosmetic Aspects of Living with Acromegaly.”

$2000 Research Award

Dawn M. Weiler, NP
“Social Process of Living with Diabetes for the Migrant Latino.”
2006 Awardees

Eileen D. Lange, BSN
Declining estrogen use in young women with Turner Syndrome.

Fran L. Waite, RN
The National Cooperative Metabolic Study (NCMS): A contemporary study of adult growth hormone deficiency and its treatment.

2005 Awardees

$750.00 Poster Award

Bridget F. Recker, RN, EdM
Where have all the children gone and should we care?

$2000 Research Award

Valentina Petkov, MPH
Long term adherence to osteoporosis treatment with bisphosphonates in men.

2004 Awardees

$750 Poster Award

Vien Vanderhoof

Sonja Preston, Kathy Feigenbaum, & Lomar Yap

Valentina Petkov, Patricia Via

$2000 Research Award

Rebecca Qualey & Marjorie Ewertz
Prevalence and risk of side effects following radioactive iodine (131-I) treatment for thyroid cancer.

Deborah Cameron (application withdrawn)
Evaluation of the efficacy of Avlimil in menopausal women with low libido.

Marie Cook
Lispro insulin vs. regular insulin for growth hormone stimulation testing.

Valentina Petkov & Patricia Via
Long term adherence to osteoporosis treatment with bisphosphonates in men.

2003 Awardees

$750.00 Poster Award

Lori Hanton
Terri Lipman
Diane Schwarz
Carol J. Woodburn

$2000.00 Research Award

Andrew Dwyer
"Evaluation and Quantification of the Informed Consent Process in Healthy Volunteers"


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS REGARDING SUBMISSION OF RESEARCH GRANT/POSTER

How can I get started?


Decide what you would like to do. Is there a question you would like answered or some particular facet of your practice that warrants further study? It starts with the first step. If you need help, just ask us! Starting a research project can be rewarding and fun. We want you to use the Endocrine Nurses Society as your springboard to an exciting research career!

What is expected of me?
If your project is selected (and we hope it is), you begin as you have outlined in your proposal. Every 3 months, you write a short update on the progress of the work. This can be done by email and does not need to be formal.

When will I learn if I am selected?
Preference is given to members who have not been previously funded. The blinded review is done after submission. A decision is made sometime in April and you will be notified prior to the annual meeting.

Do I need to attend the meeting to receive my Award?
You are not required to attend the annual meeting the year you receive your award. However, you are required to attend the annual meeting the following year to present a poster of your project. In addition, we ask that you write an abstract explaining the project for publication in our Newsletter following the annual meeting.

Can I use the award funds to go to the meeting?
You are allowed to budget travel to the annual meeting; however, the amount cannot be the largest part of your project budget.

Can I request an extension of my project?
You may request funding for an additional year if needed. You must submit another proposal following the same guidelines with the rationale for the extension and proposed outcomes. If no funding is requested, you may request additional time on a case by case basis through the Research Chair.
Do I need to submit my Grant/Research poster to the Endocrine Society?
We want to encourage everyone to submit a poster. The terms of the grant specify that the recipient present a poster of the completed project/study at the ENS annual meeting following the year of the award. There is no grant requirement that your poster be submitted to the Endocrine Society.

Can you explain the $750 Poster Award?
The poster award is separate from the Research grant. The poster award is given to defray the cost of travel and is selected from posters submitted formally through the Endocrine Society. The process is outlined on the Endocrine Society web site and abstracts must be submitted electronically. PLEASE DO NOT LET THIS INTIMIDATE YOU – YOU CAN DO THIS!
The category for this submission is “Endocrine Nursing.” Posters are reviewed by the Research Committee. The number of poster awards depends on the selection and the available funding. In order to submit an abstract through the Endocrine Society, you must be an Endocrine Society member or have a member sponsor your abstract.

Can I be awarded both a Research Grant and a Poster Award?
Yes! You may apply for a grant and also submit a poster for a poster award.




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